Canadians abroad: September 3-9, 2004

[DJT]

Canadians abroad on TV this week

Notes: This list may be incomplete or inaccurate. Generally only premiere broadcasts are listed (in particular, FSWC repeats are not listed). All broadcasts are live unless otherwise noted. All times are EDT.

Sunday, September 5

3:00 PM (20h30m tape delay) on FSWC — United States: MLS

San Jose vs. New England (Felix Brillant Jr.)

7:00 PM on FSWC — Canada/United States: A-League (Quarterfinals, Second Leg)

Montreal vs. Rochester (Theo Zagar)

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[*]In this thread post match updates on all Canadians abroad for September 3-9, 2004.

[*]If you find updates posted in some other thread or on the other Voyageurs forum then post them here as well, but be sure to credit the original poster.

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[Massive Attack]

Well, I need a diversion from my WCQ depression:

Feliz Brillant came on in the 82nd minute as New England lost 1-0 to San Jose. San Jose was obviously missing its 2 Canadians. New England doesn't play again until Sep. 11 so Felix is a possible replacement for our World Cup roster.

[Alberto]

I pick this up in a local paper Julain Ucello Debut with Savona in a league match game against Casteggiobroni.

CASTEGGIOBRONI - SAVONA 2 - 0

Reti: s.t. 15 Vasoio, 18' Ardissone.

Casteggiobroni: Petranca 6,5; Fiore 6 (p.t. 30' Vergori 6), Tatti 6,5, Arienti 6,5, Crippa 6, Bassani 6, Procaccio 6, Montagna 5,5 (s.t. 11' Bruscaglia 6), Castellazzi 6, Ardissone 7, Vasoio 6,5 (s.t. 45' Monti); a disp. Biazzi, Carrara, Schiavo, Toscani. All. Sangiorgio.

Savona. Iacono 5,5, Sparzo 6, Picasso 6, Boggiano 6 (s.t. 29' Gardella s.v.), Cocito 6, Grande 5,5, Caredda 6, Piovesan 6, Occhipinti 6 (s.t. 12' Ucello 6,5), Donzella 5,5, Lupo 5,5 (s.t. 34' Mazzilli s.v.); a disp. Ferronato, Riggio, Lungonelli, Licata. All. Cavallaro. Arbitro: Ruini di Reggio Emilia 6,5 (Aretano/Benecchi di Parma). Note: spettatori 1650, angoli 5-2 per il Savona. Ammonito Ardissone. Recupero 3'-4' .

[Dandal]

A great performance from Kenny Stamatopoulos could not help Enköping from going down 0-1 at home against Norrköping in swedish 1st division yesterday, Enköping playing with only 10 for the last 60 minutes.

Enköping is now in real danger to suffer their second relegation in a row (last year from the premier) - they are only 1 point away from the relegation line and 3 from last placed team.

[Winnipeg Fury]

quote:Originally posted by Dandal

A great performance from Kenny Stamatopoulos could not help Enköping from going down 0-1 at home against Norrköping in swedish 1st division yesterday, Enköping playing with only 10 for the last 60 minutes.

Enköping is now in real danger to suffer their second relegation in a row (last year from the premier) - they are only 1 point away from the relegation line and 3 from last placed team.

ESK couldn't buy a goal over the last two years. I wonder what Kenny will do if they drop ?

[Guest Ed]

Nik Ledgerwood got on for the last 25 minutes last weekend as his 1860 Muenchen reserves defeated Hoffenheim 2-0 in the Regional League south. Much anticipated derby against FC Bayern's amateurs this coming weekend.